The General Thinks I Eat Too Much, but One Meal Gives Me a Thousand Jin of Strength

[Transmigrate into a book and change your fate + Innate divine strength + Farming and business + Marriage first, love later + Feel-good story, no self-righteous heroine]

The moment Liu Yingzhi opens her eyes, she finds herself lying on a pile of broken straw in the general’s residence woodshed.

Her identity: the original wife who was divorced.

Her supposed crime: eating too much. She starts at eight bowls a meal, nearly eating the dignified general’s household out of food.

Her mother-in-law despises her, the concubines trample on her, and everyone in the household is waiting to see her thrown out.

But Liu Yingzhi discovers a secret even the original owner never knew: every mouthful she eats makes her stronger, not fatter.

One bowl, and she can lift a hundred pounds.

Three bowls, and she can smash stones.

Eight bowls, and with one casual shove, she knocks down the courtyard wall.

The general’s household wants her gone? She picks up a stone mill with one hand and asks with a cheerful smile, “Still want me to leave?”

From then on, Liu Yingzhi opens a restaurant beside the general’s residence, making a fortune every day with her excellent cooking.

The general’s household, now short on food, comes begging her for help. Her mother-in-law, who once complained about her appetite, now brings her bowls of food every day and urges her to eat more.

As for the general, who returns in disgrace after losing a battle on the border...

Watching his wife snap iron chains with her bare hands and kick a rowdy thug flying, he falls into deep silence.

Later, someone asks him, “General, I hear your wife can lift a heavy cauldron all by herself?”

The general replies expressionlessly, “Nonsense. She’s very gentle.”

Behind him, a crack slowly spreads across the wall.